- that were
either sovereign or
tributary such as
Tondo (Tundók),
Malate (
Maalát),
Navotas (Nabútas),
Tambobong (Tambúbong),
Taguig (Tagiig), Parañaque (Palanyág)...
-
topped with a pat of butter,
slices of
kesong puti (white cheese),
itlog na
maalat (salted duck eggs), and
sometimes grated coconut.
There are also glutinous...
- 1718
there were
tribal clashes between the Ifugaos, the
Gaddangs and the
Maalats from Isabela, with the
Gaddangs gaining the
upper hand and
displacing the...
- tourism. The name
Malate is
derived from a
corruption of the
Tagalog word
maalat ("salty"). The name
likely referred to the
brackish waters,
where the river...
-
masin Indonesian name
Indonesian telur asin
Filipino name
Tagalog itlog na
maalat itlog na ****
Khmer name
Khmer ពងទាប្រៃ
Kapampangan name
Kapampangan ebun...
-
hence its name. This type of
hopia is also
sometimes referred to as
hopiang maalat (Tagalog for "salty hopia"). Ube
hopia (Tagalog:
Hopia ube /
Hopiang ube)...
- 454 3,088 ▴ 1.13% 072228004
Kodia 4.9% 2,077 2,071 ▴ 0.03% 072228005
Maalat 5.3% 2,212 2,042 ▴ 0.80% 072228006
Malbago 6.2% 2,593 2,583 ▴ 0.04% ...
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Philippine Star.
April 27, 2017.
Retrieved April 28, 2024. "Albie Casiño, "
maalat" ang Valentine's Day n****ong taon". PEP.ph.
February 10, 2020. Retrieved...
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similar to a winnower.
Malate Manila Spanish rendering of the
Tagalog word
maalat meaning salty.
Malaya Quezon City
Filipino word
which means "free." Malibay...
- from
Spain in 1624 and
stands at the altar.
Malate used to be
known as
Maalat due to the
saline waters of the bay; and as
Laguio or Lagunoi, the name...
